different between toshy vs toshly
toshy
English
Etymology
tosh +? -y
Pronunciation
Adjective
toshy (comparative toshier, superlative toshiest)
- (Britain, slang) rubbishy, trashy; worthless
- 1902, H. Belloc, Path to Rome, 163
- The poor public […] is driven back to toshy novels about problems, written by cooks.
- 1902, H. Belloc, Path to Rome, 163
- (Scotland) Alternative form of tosh, clean, neat
- 1856, J. Ballantine, Poems, 47
- And see how it's keepit sae toshy and clean.
- 1856, J. Ballantine, Poems, 47
Anagrams
- hoyst
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toshly
English
Adverb
toshly (comparative more toshly, superlative most toshly)
- (Scotland) Alternative form of tosh, tightly, cleanly, neatly
- 1788, E. Picken, Poems & Epist., 176
- Row't toshly up, an' franket.
- 1788, E. Picken, Poems & Epist., 176
Anagrams
- slothy
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